Studebaker Packard elects new president in management shakeup
New York Packard Corp. taps McCulloch executive H R Egbert as chief executive officer to succeed Clarence Francis. Francis remains chairman and Harold E Churchill becomes director consultant. Egbert pledges expansion and diversification through acquisitions as company aims to strengthen its position in the auto industry.
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U S Philanthropy Totals Reach Record Levels
United States charitable giving in 1959 rose past 8 billion dollars with boosts from religious and general fund drives. The United Fund and federated campaigns reported new highs, while estimates for 1958 and 1959 show continued growth across thousands of campaigns and organizations nationwide.
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